Olivia Bent-Cole and Ilse Tromp Lead Northwestern Field Hockey to National Title Game
Key points:
- Olivia Bent-Cole and Ilse Tromp have played pivotal roles in driving Northwestern field hockey to the national title game.
- Bent-Cole was named National Player of the Year in high school and has made an immediate impact with 10 goals this season.
- Tromp has stepped up as a starter after an injury and has scored 11 goals, including key contributions in the postseason.
Northwestern field hockey’s first-year phenoms, Olivia Bent-Cole and Ilse Tromp, have been instrumental in driving the ‘Cats to the national title game. Head coach Tracey Fuchs lauded their impact, with Bent-Cole showcasing her speed and scoring 10 goals, while Tromp seized her chance in the starting lineup and displayed her goal-scoring prowess. These newcomers aim to contribute to a championship win, elevating an already accomplished team. The Wildcats will face off against the Tar Heels in the championship, with the duo aiming to cap off their impressive first season with a national title.
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